Oh right, I was just going to say that. I noticed this:
>>> n
' bob SHA1("yomomma") '
>>> web.db.sqlify(n)
'\' bob SHA1("yomomma") \''
>>> n2 = " bob SHA1('yomomma') "
>>> web.db.sqlify(n2)
'" bob SHA1(\'yomomma\') "'
>>> print web.db.sqlify(n)
' bob SHA1("yomomma") '
>>> print web.db.sqlify(n2)
" bob SHA1('yomomma') "
Thanks.
On Apr 7, 11:07 pm, "Aaron Swartz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Look at the different results when I switch types of quotes in
> > SQLLiteral:
>
> These aren't different results; the backslashes are just put there by
> Python's repr.
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